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27 Jun 2006The 46th special auction of collectors' carpets and ethnologica at Nagel ended with gratifying knockdowns...
27 Jun 2006James F. Lettis, 83, auctioneer and former mayor of the City of Oneonta, died on Sunday evening, May 14, at the Oneonta...
27 Jun 2006The Hancock House is exhibiting "Oil & Water: Paintings of Lake George 1860-1945" through August...
27 Jun 2006The "Prometheus Triptych," the most important painting by Oskar Kokoschka in the United Kingdom, will...
27 Jun 2006The Pennsylvania Art Conservatory welcomes summer with a selection of landscape, seascape and harbor...
27 Jun 2006The Dahesh Museum of Art's presentation of "Napoleon on the Nile: Soldiers, Artists, and the Rediscovery...
27 Jun 2006Two blocks from where he was apprehended a year ago with maps that he later confessed to have stolen...
20 Jun 2006An early Eighteenth Century Queen Anne tea table soared past all expectations, realizing $59,400, at Litchfield...
20 Jun 2006A turn-of-the-century Jumeau portrait doll hammered for $9,350, while a smiling Bru Brevete fashion doll...
20 Jun 2006The recent Sollo:Rago Modern Auction resulted in a personal best for the auction house with a record...
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